Credit And Collections Analyst

Credit And Collections Analyst

Job Category:
Finance, Accounting, Payroll

Full-Time

Location:

DFJ - Melbourne 100 Rialto Pl Suite 600 Melbourne, FL 32901, USA

The Credit and Collections Analyst will be assisting the Corporate Credit Manager as follows:

• Review and assist in the collection of past due accounts
• Process and reconcile credit card payments
• Assist in contacting customers with credit balances
• Reviewing and releasing Spares blocked sales orders
• Review wire payments and prepare daily bank report
• Assist in reviewing and assigning payment terms for all Service Centers

• Assist the Corporate Credit Manager with the collection of past due accounts on all DFJ locations
• Assist the Corporate Credit Manager in reviewing and analyzing AR Aging periodically on all DFJ locations
• Assist Corporate Credit Manager with monthly A/r reporting for all DFJ location
• Assist the Corporate Credit Manager in analyzing bad debts account on a periodic basis
• Review and release sales order on credit hold
• Communicate and work closely with A/R and inside representatives to resolve customer payment discrepancies and disputes
• Perform administrative tasks and other ad hoc projects requested by management

• 2-3 years Credit/ Collection experience or in an accounting environment
• Associate Degree
• Knowledge of SAP is desirable
• Advanced Excel experience
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• Professional and courteous attitude

• Bilingual in Spanish/French
• Knowledge of the Aviation industry

Office environment, requiring use of telephone, personal computer, fax, and copier.

The compensation for this position typically falls between $22 and $26 per hour. This position is eligible for overtime. Note, the final compensation offered to a successful candidate will depend on several factors that may include but not be limited to the type and years of relevant experience, Falcon-specific experience, relevant education/certifications, geographic location, and shift.

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